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Nancy Mace declines a certified invitation to attend a town hall while revealing she doesn’t monitor her mail in a timely manner. Mace claims she is getting death threats from her constituents, and, therefore, voters will only get a town hall “when they calm down.”

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PatriotTakes 🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

The group spent $5 to document that Nancy Mace got the letter. This is how certified mail works.

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PatriotTakes 🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

Nancy Mace and the town hall no show

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Mr. Cvor 1 Jahr

@Acyn I live in her district. Theres no death threats, we just want someone who isn't going to capitulate to an authoritarian and actually abide by their constitutional oath. Nancy just wants to be a reality show, that's the problem. She would have lost were it not for gerrymandering

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Fran 🙋🏻‍♀️🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛😁✡️vor 1 Jahr

She’s such a coward. You want people to vote for you, but then you don’t wanna answer their questions. Cowardly.

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Sycamore’s Sourcevor 1 Jahr

Oh she’s scared?

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drew loganvor 1 Jahr

Terrified now that she knows that not all of her constituents are in her cult

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Hackervor 1 Jahr

Don’t mind Nancy she’s just trying to stay relevant because she knows she can’t stage a bathroom stunt on live tv

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Palolololovor 1 Jahr

Yet another R with zero interest in her constituents. "Just here for the grift."

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Rose Bensonvor 1 Jahr

@Acyn Can we shake on that, Nancy?

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Anthony Wilson 🥏🙄vor 1 Jahr

That dollar store ✝️ earring. 😂😂😂

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